Are they stacked? Maybe a ceiling mounted roll-up blind or a roman shade to camoflauge them? If you can use magnets on them, you could cover them in anything and use the magnets to hold in place. If they are in a cubby or nook of their own, maybe a pocket door or sliding barn door could hide them when not in use?
I could definitely try a the magnet idea! I could use a shortened pocket door as the cabinetry above would be blocked by a full sized door. Thanks so much!
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Holly...Check on Amazon...they have covers for each. Good luck!
Are they stacked? Maybe a ceiling mounted roll-up blind or a roman shade to camoflauge them? If you can use magnets on them, you could cover them in anything and use the magnets to hold in place. If they are in a cubby or nook of their own, maybe a pocket door or sliding barn door could hide them when not in use?
Paint them with camouflage paint and no one will ever see them.
Actually without seeing a photo, I guess you could put up a screen or drape.
do you have picture of the space?
You could build a cabinet around them, such as this